Nuno Dias wrote:
I dig in to this problem, and i think the problem are in X500::DN perl module that openca::REQ use.
In X500::DN there are a variable $rfc2253_gramma that i think is the
grammar of the Distinguish Name, and the "/" are not included.
When i put "/" in
pair: '\\\\' ( special | '\\\\' | '"' | '/' | hexpair ) { $item[2] } ^^^ then i can issue the certificate like "https/xyz.my.pt"
The problem is that "/" must not be escaped in RFC2253. This means a regex which replaces / by \/ is wrong. I will try to removed the regex and then test basic_csr again but perhaps this has to wait until monday.
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